2024-05-222024-05-221966-01-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14017Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMercury tumbles to record low sin area ; Fugitive denies slaying boy, 2 ; Auto safety plans backed ; 4,000 attend 6 sessions of Press cooking school ; Fire hits plant in Ortonville ; 2 youths killed in auto mishap ; Star charged as shop lifter ; Building collapse leaves 12 injured ; Viet fighting is heaviest since truce ; Birmingham area news: travelogue to feature ‘majestic Switzerland’ ; LBJ holds another meeting strategy ; Cong battling 3 allied drives ; Terms needed on petitions ; Citizens award is endorsed ; ‘Institution life good for child’ ; Urge changes in Olympic site ; Area sites listed for car plates ; Budget sum is anticipated ; Supplemental bill includes OU aid ; Consumers plans nuclear power plant ; Auto execs endorse car safety ideas ; Despite victory, Wilson cool to new vote ; They belong on the street ; Rose Twp. to vote again on rezoning ; Play Holly begins run on weekend ; Adult program sign-up slated ; Accent on future: MSU Farmers’ Week to open ; Area home hit by $3,000 fire ; Prosecutor to discuss crime control ; Experts to report on elementary school program ; Opinions sought on slaughterhouse ; First in series of schools: state is training 15 for meat inspection ; Tighten guard on profiteers ; Aides assure LBJ that peacetime machinery can handle Viet buildup ; Arsenal training weapon of coilsPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.Severe weatherHomicidesCooking schoolsVietnam WarSchoolsOakland UniversityElectionsMichigan State UniversityFiresLamarr, HedyThe Pontiac Press: 1966-01-28TextOakland University